Demitrius Bronson still feels a bit timid about being considered a member of the Seattle Seahawks. It’s not that he’s scared to broach the subject. It’s more that he fears it might all be a dream.
Covington’s Absolute Blast U18 Gold softball team will be participating in the Canadian Open Fastpitch Championship July 11-21 in Surrey, British Columbia.
Matheson has been named Kent’s Chief Administrative Officer, the city’s top appointed position, taking on day-to-day operations for the city of 121,400 residents and 630 employees.
Following the lead of a handful of Conks graduates, former Kentwood baseball star Alexander Lee has signed a contract to play in the majors, after being drafted by the Baltimore Orioles.
The owners of the trade name Crimson Wave have inquired with city staff about bringing a pot retail sales store to Covington.
Blackberries are a healthy and beloved fruit. But they are also a menace in the city of Covington.
The Carly Stowell Foundation helped Luciano Mariano reach his dream of competing in the US
Howie Koch to be honorary Chief for a Day in Black Diamond later this summer
Bikers Against Child Abuse organization revs its biker image to protect kids
All right, so I’m not an attorney, and have never cared to be one, but I’ve seen plenty of trials — in movies and in person as a cops/courts reporter in multiple states. And I was angry.
Ten athletes from 2011 state qualifying team have moved on to play collegiate softball, and another is on her way.
Police have arrested two individuals they believe are responsible for recent thefts at the Maple Valley library.
City Council completed the first major step to rebuilding the bridge by entering into a contract agreement with King County
Depending on how her score compares to others around the country, Kaiea Higa could be flown to next month’s MLB All-Star game.
New resolution in Black Diamond requires two signatures for any and all purchases made with city money
Kaiea Higa will be participating in the MLB’s Pitch, Hit & Run Team Championship on Sunday, June 15
Close to 1,000 people attended the Relay for Life of Black Diamond, Covington and Maple Valley at the Tahoma High School on June 7th and 8th
irkland developer YarrowBay has filed a civil complaint against the city of Black Diamond over the city’s plan to build future government facilities.
total of 54 teams with 414 registered participants lined the track at Tahoma High School on June 7th and 8th to celebrate, remember and fight back against cancer.
Cynthia Lyman, 71, collapsed in front of approximately 13 people
